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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1930

Page

3

Esmond Neighborhood News Briefs Include Birth and Weddings

Local notes report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs M E Jeffers January 9 in Esmond. Hattie Chapman returned from Sutherland Ind. Rev W M Railfied visited Parker South Dakota. Jess Woods of Aaron cared for Mrs Jeffers. Funeral were held for Mrs Forreat Walkington at Esmond church. Vera Snook and Malcom Longanecker wed December 31 in Pomona California and will reside there.

Jeffera Hattie Chapman Esmond Sutherland W. M. Raiifield Parker S. D Jess Woods Aaron M. E. Jeffers Forreat- Walkington George Gardner Vera Snook Pomona Cal William Kenley Malcom Longanecker

Highmore Social Notes Gather Local Movements

Mrs. T. I Hemmenger and children and Mrs. L.R. Morford and son visited at the B. M. Morford home on Monday. Mrs. Sam Stevenson rushed to Vermillion for her ill son Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller returned from Des Moines after attending a funeral. Henry Reber is in town this week. Mrs. Tom Williams returns from a two week visit in Town. Sam Stevenson visits his father in Minnesota. Miss Mayme Rosewich plans a school carnival program in Riverside township.

Sam Stevenson Minnesota Mayme Rosewich Riverside Township

Forestburg Social News Roundup

Special correspondent John Jones visits Ohio to meet relatives his first time with sister in 19 years. Gera and George Robarts travel to Sioux Falls for business. Mrs August Kundert and daughters Ruth Martha and ten visit Yankton for mother’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Jr A Moses drive to Mitchell. J T Fairfield to Sioux City. James Looby and Frank Ferguson escort stock to Sioux City then return. EB Burrill recovering and outdoors again. Roger and Kenneth Prunty recently ill. Orpha Lee and Mrs George Robers attend a show in Artesian. Blanche and Elfen Jean Hinde celebrate birthdays at the Trewatha home.

Forestburg John Jones Ohio Jones Gera George Robarts Sioux FeHs August Kundert Ruth Martha Ten Yankton Moses Mitchell J.T. Fairfield Sioux City James Looby Frank Ferguson EB. T. Burrill Roger Kenneth Prunty Orpha Lee George Robers Artestan Ki. Trewatha Hinde Trewatha Blanche Trewatha Elen Jean Hinde Blanche Elfen Jean

Manchester News Notes And Postponed Dance

Mrs W E Lewatlen and her son Donald stay with Mrs Reuben Stecker near Iroquois to help care for the newborn baby. A Tuesday dance was postponed due to severe weather and another is planned for January 21 with White's orchestra. Mrs D E B Moore hosted her Sunday school class. A six o'clock family dinner was held at Mr and Mrs Herman Blote’s for S H Howard of Minneapolis and Hilmer Anderson of St Louis. Friends report the death of Mrs J W Foater.

W. E.lewatlen Donald Reuben Stecker Iroquois White D. EB. Moore Herman Blote H. Howard Minneapolis Hilmer Anderson St. Louis Adderson Anerson de Smet J. W- Foater

Unclear fragment hints at burial near Manchester Ohio

Fragmentary report describes a body brought for burial near Manchester on a January date, with references to the Foaters family and a Martin Madison farm location.

Akron Ohio Iroquois

Raymond Sheffield notes and local updates

Raymond Sheffield reports on Bieger's return from the Huron Clinic after a three week stay. Mrs Ed Pamp’s illness, Hazel Bieger’s improving condition, and Mrs Bieger’s two week stay with Hazel are noted. The McDonalds moved to the Crosley farm for the coming year. Claude Blair busy cutting ice on the river. Leo Arteman assists with sleighing. Myrtle Bottomley remains listed in the past week.

Sheffield Raymond Bieger Huron ‘Clinic Ed Pamp Hazel Bieger Myrtle

Wessington Springs Bridge Parties Delight Guests

Mrs Ju M Laraan hosted two bridge gatherings at her Wessington Springs home with sixteen guests at luncheon and dinner. Tables featured red tapers nut cups and place cards representing radios with station names. A E Rachel won high score at luncheon while J C Peterson took all cut prize. George Miller led dinner high score and Wade Zink took all-cut. Invitations for a Friday bridge luncheon by Mrs A B Rachel are out.

Wessington Springs Ju. M. Laraan A. E Rachel J.C. S. Peterson George Miller Wade Zink

Blunt Officials Witness Debates Faulkton Mellette Victory

Supt Howard Kramer drove to Paulkton Monday to judge a Faulkton versus Mellette debate, resulting in Faulkton winning the decision. D L Rodin of Sioux City visited his sister Mrs Max Wasserman in Blunt, returning Monday. C D Strickland aided Farmers Cash stock invoicing in Blunt. Mrs Joseph Couture and baby returned home with John I Holat attending to business. Blunt work for high school expansion begins as weather improves. Tuesday club met at Mrs Howard Trask's home.

Blunt Howard Kramer Paulkton Faulkton Mellette D. L. Rodin Sioux City Max . Wasserman C.D. Strickland Farmers Strickland & Wiedeman Joseph Couture Baby Son John ‘I. Holat Trope Pierre Howard Trask

Hollisters Visit as Community Notes Mention Several Locals

Special Correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hollister of Chi Cago visiting Mrs Hollister’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barber. Gladys Staith convalescing. Dorothy Abramson ill with quin g y. Ellen Howell returned to school duties after a weekend in Aberdeen. Julia Morris, a Hitchcock high student, returned to Broadland. F A Vollenweider shipped a carload of cattle to Chicago. Ber, working in Virgil, was in Broadland Wednesday.

R. W. Hollister Chi Cago F. A. Vollenweider Chicago Ber Virgil Broadland

Holabird Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Special correspondent reports on visitors to Sioux Falls and area residents. Dromey of Blunt called at the Walker home. Mrs Hart ill at home. Charles Hanson of Wolsey visiting Reuben Sanders. James Smith of Atlas Elevator back from influenza in Raymond. Doland visitors to Ash ton. birth announcements for a daughter at Charles Carlson’s home and another at Dr. Williams’ unit. Sara Dewing conducted a Family Food Habits demonstration at Seaman’s hall. Lawrence drove home from Redfield after repairs following a recent accident.

Holabird L.A Sanders William Hamlin Sioux Falls Wong - Lee Dromey Blunt B.A. Walker George Hart Charles Hanson Wolsey Reuben Sanders James Smith Atlas Elevator Company Tsll Influenoey Erickson Raymond Ashton Doland Jack Stanley GC AL Willams Charles.Carlson Sara L. Dewing Seaman’s Hall Redfield Lawrence Huron

Gus Carlson Refalls On Icy Street Saturday

Gus Carlson slipped on an icy street while walking home on Saturday. The incident left him injured and notably lame, though he can still move around with difficulty. Nearby residents Alta Meyers and Blaine Migges commented on the situation.

Gus .Carlson Mr. Carlson Migges Alta Meyers Blaine

Tragic Truck Deaths In Snow Drift Near Marion

Menno January 18 two men Theodora Aisenbrey and Edward Ratser died in a truck stalled in a snowdrift three miles south of Marion after being seen in town earlier in the day. Officials believe gas suffocation from a heater caused the deaths. Aisenbrey, driver on a Sioux Falls to Menno route, was the son of E. W. Aisenbrey.

Stalla Menno Theodora Aisanbrey Edward Ratser Marion La.m Aisenbrey Sioux Falls Atsenbrey E. W

Brey of Menno Receiver Seizes Multiple Local Banks

Brey of Menno, receiver, oversees about a dozen banks in the vicinity of Presho. The report notes a single victim was involved in the case, with details remaining incomplete in the readable segment.

Brey Menno Presho

Alsenbrey Family Mention in Huron Alpena Notice

The record lists relatives including nephew of Calvin J Alsenbrey of Huron and Standson of Bir and Mrs Carl Alsenbrey of Alpena, referencing a local family notice with names and addresses.

Calvin J. Alsenbrey Aimotesivenue Huron Standson Bir Carl Alsenbrey Alpena

Fragmented plea from a damaged notice page

A garbled snippet urges kindness to children and elderly incontinence. appears as a damaged public notice or editorial slip. It mentions a postal address and fragmented phrases about instruction and avoiding poison drugs. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event or authority.

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